Kreuzberg Loop

A road cycling route starting from Berge

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A scenic road cycling route with a challenging ascent and impressive highlights

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The Kreuzberg Loop is a picturesque road cycling route that starts near Berge in Weser-Ems, Germany. With a total distance of 50 kilometers and an ascent of 121 meters, this route offers a challenging ride for well-trained amateurs. Along the way, cyclists can enjoy stunning views of the countryside and pass through charming villages.

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50 km

121 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Berge Village center

Berge: Following the EmsRadweg and enjoying the picturesque nature reserves.

Berge is a locality situated in the region of Weser-Ems in Germany. From a cyclist's perspective, this area offers mostly flat terrain, making it suitable for leisurely rides. The town itself has cycling infrastructure, including bike paths, ensuring a safe and convenient cycling experience. Berge is located near the EmsRadweg, a well-known cycling path that follows the Ems River. Additionally, the area is characterized by beautiful nature reserves and green spaces, providing cyclists with scenic routes. Overall, Berge is a cyclist-friendly locality with peaceful rides and opportunities to discover the natural beauty of the region.

2 km

Kreuzberg90 mPeak Viewpoint

Located at the 2-kilometer mark, Kreuzberg is a historic hill with a monastery on top. Cyclists can take a short detour to explore the monastery and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area.

14 km

HerzlakeVillage

At the 14-kilometer mark, Herzlake offers a scenic view of Lake Schlikhtenbergen and its nearby wildlife sanctuary. Cyclists can take a break and relax by the lake before continuing their journey.

34 km

LöningenTown

Löningen, located at the 34-kilometer mark, is known for its quaint architecture and charming town center. Cyclists can explore the town's shops and cafes or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

48 km

AntenHamlet

Anten, a small village located at the 48-kilometer mark, is famous for its historic windmill. Cyclists can take a moment to appreciate the beauty and history of this landmark.